The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-20


vania street, returned to her home in Columbus,
o., yesterday.
Mrs. Lew Wallace and children have returned
from an extended visit to Mrs. Wallace's parents
IN New York.
Miss Kate Thomas is in Washington, where
she will remain for some time. She is much i'm
proved in health
James Whitcomb Riley appears this afternoon,
in Trinity Club lecture course, at Grand Opera
house, Cincinnati
Mrs. Charles H. Ault, of st. Louis. is visiting
at the residence of her uncle, L. N. Perry, No.
233 Virginia avenue.
Mrs. Charles A. Parsons, of Cleveland, O., is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. Fl. Potter, on
North Alabama street
Mr. G W. Kendall, of the Equitable Trust and
Loan Company, is in the city tho guest of Mr..
ard Mrs. n. N. Morris.
Airs. Martha Chapman, OF Coldwater. Kan,
is whiting her daughter Mrs. James L. Mitchell,
of re. n West Walnut street.
Miss Stewart, of Greenfield, H., who has been
the guest ct Mrs. A. d. Robbins, on North llli-
nols street, has returned home.
John D. Brosnan OF Brosnan Bros. & Co.'S
dry goods store, has left for New York to be
gone for some time on business
Mrs Werner p Craft and daughter Grace
turned Thursday after spending a month at
Fort Wayne-her former home.
Miss Ella Mitchell. of West Walnut street.
has returned home from two weeks visit with
the Misses Mahoney. of Paris Ill.,, and is now
entertaining Miss Hattie Fleming, of Muncie
Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. N. Morris will entertain a few
friends at cards this week.
Mr.. Frank Mckee entertained tho Roosier
Whist Club on Friday evening.
The Bon Ton, jrs., will give q dance at the
residence of Miss Carrie Kregeio on Friday even
ing
Mrs. Morris Defrees entertained few ladies
very handsomely, at her luncheon on Wednes-
day.
Professor Brennekes Friday evening class
will give Cinderella party at Pfsfins Hall next
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Newton Claypool will give reception on
Tuesday afternoon TO which large number Of
invitations have been issued.
Major Marsh and sister will give a dancing
party on Tuesday evening ia honor of Miss Leah
Cornell and Miss Louise Starkey.
The Chatauqua Literary and Social Circle met
with Mrs. Grace D. lowering, No 440 North
New Jersey street, on Monday afternoon.
The marriage of Mr. Claude Griffith and Miss
Bessie Stone will take place on Wednesday at
the home of the brides mother, on North Illinois
street
The Knickerbocker Club was named after a
new dance original with Mr.. Brenneke. Some
who have seen both much prefer the knicker-
booker to the "Gavotte"
The twentieth annual Purim masquerade
under the auspices Of the Indianapolis Hebrew
Congregation. will he given at M9nnerchor Hall
| on the evening of March 10.
Mr.. ana Mrs VIM. Daggett will give recep-
| ton on Wednesday, March 2 in honor of their
son, Mr. VIM Harvey Daegett and his bride.
| who were married the 14th.
| Mr. Walter Carpenter and Miss Lizzie Coburn
| will be married on Tuesday evening at Miss
Coburn's home, in West Indianapolis. Mr.. Car
penter is with Nordyke & Marmon.
Mrs. Henry. S. Hanckel gave ''thimble
party Yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
| William L. Elders guests, Mrs. Ed Bowman
and Miss Bowman, of Springfield, o.
A very pleasant childrens party was given on
| Wednesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Eitel for their daughter Hattie. at the family
residence on North Mississippi street.
An enjoyable entertainments at cards was Civ
| en- last week by Mrs. Clay Whitley, No. 23U
| North Delaware street. in honor of her niece,
! Miss Stella Garfield, of Springfield. O.
Misses Minnie Henley and Kate Cooper enter
| tanned a large number OF their friends st.
| Valentines evening. at the residence of W. F.
Henley, No. 534 North Delaware street.
Mrs P. Gramling gave an elegant luncheon on
| Friday to number of her lady friends. at her
home on North Delaware street She as
sisted by her daughters Mrs. Sylvester Mrs.
Heidlinger and Mrs. Foley.
The Douglass Literary Society will give an
entertainment tomorrow evening. The par
ticipants in the exercises will be c. C. Stapp, G.
L. Knox. Isaac johnson, ". Allison Sweeney.
i +. D. Welch. HAYWOOD Wooten, j. t. Thoma IS,
Miss Mamie Smith and Mrs. Irene Franklin.
Among the pleasant luncheons given durin g
the last week that of Mrs. Fl. p WATSON was
exceedingly enjoy able 1t was given in honor
OF her guest, Miss Edmunds. of Louisville and
among the number present we're Miss Mar
quardt, Miss Coffin and Miss Hopkins, from
abroad.
Mr. and Mrs D. F. Fleener gave most de
lightful euchre party of fifteen tables or
Wednesday evening, at their residence. No. 51t
East Market street. The guests from distanc.
were Judge Moore and wife, of Greensbure. ane
Miss Diilier, of Muncie, who are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Fleener.
Dr. T. L. Armstrong has received lette
frcm Dr. John Casewell State Veterinarian O.
Illinois. stating that they are in need of NOR,
veterinarians in that State. and asking If he ear
come and assist them for couple of months a,
Chicago DR.. Armstrong has not yet decided
whether he will CO.
quiet wedding took place at the residence O
, Mrs j. A. Coleman, No. 248 North East street
last Thursday morning. the couple being Mr.
} Charles Suitor, of Valparaiso. and Miss Ma,
, Hackleman, of Rushville Rev. /. II. Mcconnell
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs Suitor left immedi
} atey for Valparaiso, their future home
In honor Of her twelfth birthday. Miss Maui
Prier entertained in a delightful manner fror
to 6 o'clock Saturday afternoon. fifty littl
friends Adelightful programme was presented
consisting of games and music, after which ele
CANT refreshments were served. The littl
] hostess was presented with beautiful remem
9 brances.
8 ! On Wednesday evening Miss Ella j. Mors
. and Mr. Albert ID. Bowen were united in mar
! riage at the residence of the BRIDES parents o
= North West street. The ceremony, preforme
:. by Rev. NJ L. Hanes was witnessed by a nun
. Der of friends and relatives. Mr.. and Mrs
@ Bowen have gone to housekeeping at No. q
: East Vermont street.
v The pupils of the Classical School spend ever
{ Saturday evening in French conversation, at til
!; school residence, North Pennsylvania stree
o The talk, entirely in that language, is conducte
{ by M. Jaillet. and proves very interesting to u
J. student. At the conclusion of the conversatio